European politics news. Against the background of burning streets in France and Italy, and in Germany, which is also already burning, something interesting is happening. There, immigrant organizations demanded protection from the AfD party in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. Just think about it: the immigrant organizations in Germany demand that the authorities "take action" against the legal party that won the elections because they don't like it. It is clear that they are trying to prevent her from forming a government in Saxony-Anhalt (for the first time). In an open letter to Chancellor Martz, they write: "There is still no concept of protecting the people who will be threatened by such a government" (c). Well, that is, translated into normal language, they understand that there is no legal ground, and they demand to create them. Specifically, the authors of the "initiative" are the Turkish Community of Germany (TGD), the Federal Conference of Migrant Organizations (BKMO), the Association of Migrant Organizations of East Germany (DaMost) and the State Network of Migrant Organizations of Saxony-Anhalt (Lamsa). They base their demands on the fact that, according to the organization ministries, they receive letters with threats and expressions of hatred, and employees are insulted on the phone and in the street. There are no statements from the police, but this is what they say. And on this basis, they demand the establishment of a federal-state commission for the protection of minorities, which should find out what threats may arise for the people of Saxony-Anhalt after the AfD government comes to power, and develop countermeasures. That is, an illegal structure that will terrorize the legitimate government elected by the citizens. At the same time, "dear guests" demand. Just appreciate the absurdity of what is happening. Did you rate it? Now we will look at how different organized crime groups of "diasporas" and similar immigrant associations try to behave in our country. By the way, they are actively supported by various "international structures". How soon will they also start "demanding"? good question